Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-09
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

FLOUR-Net cash prices for California: Best
Family, So 1905 80 q Dbl; Bakers extra, 81 90 TO
S. Is; superfne, IS 10 to SIS 40.
WHEAT-No sample trade as there are no Of
ferings of any account. Market quotable at
81 771a91 so for No. and 81 s27a@1 IS e ctl for
better class of stock.
BARLEY-Holders of good feed ask 81 Is and
will accept no less. Brewing is steady at 81 20
to 81 p o ell
521S; No. 2, 81 coal 65; Milling, 81 7215@1 10;
Surprise, 81 S0@1 90; Black, 81 40t91 So Ne
brsska, 81 4215@1 Az p ell.
caorna a sS@ Yeo% 81 o o qa sa
Yellow, 81 l2Ha1 Is; White 81 1715@l 20 p ctl
Nebraska is guotable at 81 O5@1 10 Q ell:
SEEDS : Mustard, Brown, s2@S; Yellow,
Rape, 11I@2c; Timothy, 5@6c; Alfalfa, 71a99c
HAY-Prices are quite steady. We quote: Dat.
s9912 50 Barley, sS911; Wheat, sl0@4 so p
sTRAw-Quotable at s5@55c p bale
H0PS-Nominally quotable at 16@17c 2 b.
B BRA gu at 81 SOAP p ton.
BUCKWHEAT = Quotable at 81 05@1 Is q
ctl, according to quality.
PoTAT0ES- Wharf rates are as follows
New, s. 50@2 %; River Reds, s2@2 25 Early
S292 %; Petaluma, s2G2 %; Burbank Seed
lings. g $685. Oregon Garnet Chile, s. 400
onions -Quotable at s2a4 q ell for old and
BEANS-We quote as follows: Bayos, 81 25@
2 70; Butter, u 60@2 Pink, 81 4O9I so; Red,
Small White. 81 SOAP ell.
ETABLES-AsParagus is improving in
price. Green Peas continue plentiful and low.
Tomatoes keep high. We quote: Asparagus. 75c9
II 90 z bx; khubarb 75c@S1 % q box; Egg Plant.
20@25c q Ii; Cucumbers, 25c@S1 2 dozen;
Green Peppers, 20D25c q ID; Green Peas,
30 g 75c z sack; Tomatoes, 81 50 a q
box; String Beans 6@12c q ID; Sum.
mer Squash, s@10c q ID Artichokes, LOG
15c a dozen; Carrots, 350s50c = ctl; Turnips,
% 50c y ell; Beets, 75c@Sl p sack; Parsnips,
5o@i5e 2 etl Gaulihower. 5Oc975c q dozen
Cabbage, 81 2591 so 2 ctl Garlic, 11S@l15c p q;
Celery, 59tG60c . dozen; Dry PEPPERS. StaiOc :
Dry Olsra, 15@20c p b.
FRUIT - The receipt of Strawberries this
morning were $40 chests being the largest ar
rival in any single day since 1884 when the sup
plies one day during that season reached ST.
chests. Considering the heavy consignments
prices obtained Were notably good. The display
of Cherries is daily growing larger, but there i
marked difference in the quality of offerings
Cherries that are at all passable bring I5c Z box
while good to choice product sell from 81 to
81 70, with some fine Tartarians bringing as high
as 3 p. On the other hand there is quite a
sprinkling of stock for which only 35c is asked
and for which peddlers offer 25c . box. Goose
berries are in excess of market wants and prices
are all in favor of buyers. Raspberries make
bu. light exhibit. Ripe Currants are expected
next week and possibly small shipments OF
Apricots. We quote as follows: Cherries 75c@
and sac for English 2 ID Strawberries, SStd
$40 p chest; Raspberries, S1@2 q drawer
Apples, 81 c0G2 for common, and S2a2 30 2
box for good to choice; Mexican Lines S10(d1l
p bx; California Lines, 50c@s1 so 2 box; Lemons
sicily, s5G5 50: do California, s101 so fol
common, s2gS fcr choice; Oranges, California
s1@2 90 = box for common, and s2a5 z
box for Navel; Sanenea, % 50GS 80 q bunch !:
Pineapples. 81 a 6 p dozen.
DRIED FRUIr-We quote: Sun-dried Apples
5@51ac 2 II Tor sliced and 4@5c for guar
and M,
ricots, HOBO; Blaekberries. 10c; Figs, SAGE fol
pressed and 4c for impressed; smyrna co
121at911c for layers, and 9t9l0c for kegs; Necta
| rines, l0c; Peaches, l7t9jSc for peeled and ga
1oc for unpeeled Pears, 3d4c for whole and "a
Sc for sliced machine-dried, 1l@I21$c Plunls
9G9e for pitted and 2@4c for unpitted; Ger
man Prunes, 7gSc; French Primes, S@9c p ii
Raisins, London Layers 81 S0@l so q box with
2O@2oc advance for fractions; Common, sl(9l 2,
= box.
HoNEY-we quote Comb, 12a14c p II 70,
choice and 6GSc for common; bright extracted
41S@5e.
BUTTER-Good trade We quote Fancy, zoe
good to choice, lSG19c; fair, 16@17c; mixed
lots, l29i5c; firkin, I7619c for fancy I6a1se
for taiT to good, and I1fa13c p ib for poor.
CHEESE-Quotable at 1l@l2c q b for fair &c
choice and 9G10c for poor quality.
EGGS-Sales are very slow Quotable at l9c
for choice, and 1711Sc for ordinary product
Eastern 16G17c z dozen.
PoULTRY-Steadyc custom. We quote: Live
Turkeys - Gobblers, 1992le; Hens, 10000
hCo5LSTs, FO1O oU Itr flu. ana IS OUC
IL SO for Young: Hens So 50a6 for ordi,
nary stock, and 81 50@S 30 for choice; Broilers
So 50G7; Ducss. seas 80 ~ dozen Geese
81 25d1 50 p pair for Old, and 81 5O@3 y pair fol-
Goslinss: Pigeons, 81 5Og2 2 dozen for old and
S2la2 So for young.
GAME-We quote: Rabbits 81 %; Hare, 81 5O@
l 10 z dozen.
PR0VISI0NS-We quote as follows East
ern Hams, 1415151sc; California, 10G11c for salt
refrigerator-cured, iSJS9I4c Eastern Breakfas,
Bacon, l2@1219c: California Bacon s0S1Se foI
heavy and medium, 91a@10c tor light medium
and 10 q lie fol light, 121214c extra light: Clea,
Sides, 1oc p ID Pork, 50 505l0 = Dbl for extra
prime, sl0d11 for prime mess. SIS 5Uta16 TO,
mess, SIC 50@17 for clear, 81 50GlS for extra
clear; Pigs feet. 81 509i2; Mess Beet, Ss@e
! for bbls. 81 50G5 for hf bbls: Extra Mess Beef
50 5010 80 for bbis IS 25G5 50 for hf-bbls Family
Beet. sl4 50Gi5 so 2 bbl: California Smoked Beef
| 12td121zc , 10; Eastern Lard. 9G914c for tierces
| and 919Gl0c q b for pals; California do, ION
tins, Sc: 5-b tins, SIC; pals &c for lob, slc
for 5-ib. and 91Sc p b for 3-ib pals
WOOI.-We quote:
Poor short spring, seedy and bury, p h. i5c
a %